This beautiful city shares Lake Titicaca with it's Bolivian neighbor and has spectacular lakeside views. Wander around the small city and also learn about the burial site of the Inca and Quilla people at Sillustani.
For an adventure filled with adrenaline, Arequipa offers white-water rafting a short drive away from the city. The guides are great, full equipment is provided and a good amount of time is spent on the river.
Catch some Andean Condors in flight over the canyon, bathe in hot springs pools by the Colca River, and take in the spectacular landscapes from many viewpoints at one of the deepest canyons in the world.
Located at over 5000 meters above sea level, the altitude makes the hike up to the summit tiring. Nonetheless, it is well worth the trek to witness the beautiful scenery and many colors on the mountain.
One of the current seven wonders of the world, the legendary Machu Picchu proves itself worthy of such an accolade. Despite extortionate tour prices, it's still worth a once in a lifetime visit.
Peru's most famous destination, the city which was once the capital of the Incan Empire is now a haven for Incan ruins. Other than serving as the start for a visit to Machu Picchu, one of Cusco's highlights is the Sacred Valley.